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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-21
Napoieon's Successor.


i'll has gone to Russia to make personal In
quiries regarding the situation in Europe.
Napoieon's Successor.
The government has decided to Danish
King Jaka of Operbo West Africa, to ST.
Helena. The King recently caused 100 sub
jects to be beheaded as warning to others
not to permit traitors to go into the INTERIOR
The Pope and the Irish.
PARIS, Dec. 20.--The Duke of Norfolk
who went to Rome to carry to the Pope the
congratulations Of Queen Victoria on his
jubilee, has left that city, curtailing his visit.
sothe Gaulois asserts. because Of the absolute
refusal Of the Pope to further interfere In the
relations between the Irish clergy and the
/ people. 1t is reported that the rope offered
the excuse that his interference would cause
| a rebellion Of portion Of the clergy and loss
| Of the hold of the church upon the people.
Officially ContradIcted.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 20.-The report cir
culated yesterday Of another attempt made
TO assassinate the Gar is officially contra
dicted.
Cossacks In Poland.
VIENNA, Dec. 20.-Authentic news has
reached the city that numerous COssack regi-
ments are being massed in Russian Poland
Foreign Notes.
In an interview at Marseilles DIR. Macken-
zie said that the complete recovery Of the
German Crown Prince was not impossible.
A monument TO Edmund About was uu-
yelled yesterday in Pere la Chaise cemetery,
Paris. NJ. Ferry was present, this being his
first appearance since the assault upon him.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord Randolph Churchill Hunting
After Rumors of War.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-Lord Randolph Church
i'll has gone to Russia to make personal in
quiries regarding the situation in Europe.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Mean daily bar. -. $3.50 Maximum ther. 45.4
Mean daily ther. ..34.7 Minimum ther. .22.7
Mean dailydwpt197 Max. vel. wind. IL
Mean daily hum. $3.50 Total precp.... %
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
(Dec. 20, 1887, 1000 PM.)
Observations taken at the same moment of time
at all stations.
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Heavy SHOWS are reported from the West
ern States, and trains are delayed on the
railroads.
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Happy Maine Pensioners.

The following pensions were awarded to
residents of Maine to-day:
ORIGINAL.
James G. Pottle, Eastport.
Josiah Weeks, Norway Lake, Navy.
Leonard Harvey, Belfast.
INCREASE.
Nathaniel Page, Winterport.
Daniel L. Woodman, South Norridgework.
Albert II. McCurdy, Lisbon.
Thomas Burnham East Bo0thbay.
William Libby, Whitneyville.
Benjamin II. McKenney, WATERFORD.
REISSUE.
Thompson Ford, North Searsport.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
William s. Leavitt, Island Falls.
Benjamin I. Sampson, North Dixmont.
Brief Items Of Interest.
Mrs. Annie M. McCorrison of Portland
was today granted patent for toilet To-
tiOn.
The rules cammittee will report tomorrow
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Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Senate has
removed the injunction of secrecy from the
following nominations which were confirmed
in secret session on the 10Th inst:
Charles S. Farchild, OF New York, to be Secre
George L. Rives, of New York, to be Assistant
Secretary of State.
Isaac H. Maynard, of New York, to be Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury.
Baylis W. Hanna of Indiana, to be Minister to
the Argentine Republic.
Alexander S. Lawton, of Georgia, to be Minis
ter TO AuStro- Hungary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-12-21

mer Governors of the State were present
Ex-Goyernors Robie, Perham, Davis and
Plaisted remained throughout the services !;
the venerable Joseph III. Williams. who be-
came Acting Governor when Hannibal Ham
lin entered the United States Senate in 1857,
came to the Capitol, but on account OF the
Neither was Hannibal Hamlin able to be
present The other pail bearers, Hons. ID.
+. Davis, of Bangor, II. M. Plaisted, Freder-
ick Robbie, Albion Little, John s. Case, John
ent. About one half of the upper House of
the Legislature were present; of the lower
branch a large number. OF the Supreme
Court there were Chief Justice John A.
Peters, and Associate Justices Danforth,
Libby, Emery, Foster and Haskell. Judge
Whitehouse represented the Superior Court
of Kennebec county.
OF the cities and towns, Portland sent the
larpast delagatinn. among whom were:
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The Worthy Master paid suitable tribute to
Maine and said that statistics show that the acre
age production Of many OF the staple crops OF the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14
NOT TAC0KA OCEAN.

Customs Inspector E. A. Gardner
tells the following very good story:
''Seme weeks ago, as I was returning
west over the Northern Pacific, / fell in
with party of gentlemen on their way
TO the Sosnd. They seemed very de-
sirous of learning all they could Of the
country they were about TO visit. In
the party Was young man, whom /
seon learned from his conversation
hailed from Tacoma. HeeXpaiiated on
the growth and prosperity Of the city
of Tacoma, the fine qualities Of the
Tacoma Hotel, and the grandeur of
Mount Tacoma. Finally be spoke of
the city being located az the head of
navigation on Tacoma Sound. could
stand Il no longer, and said:
1T gets pretty rough out there some
times. does it notP
"'Oh, no. be replied. q small boat ID
safe at any time on Tacoma Bay
1t seems to me- replied. that !
have recently heard of q number Of
shipwrecks of the entrance TO Tacoma
Sound in Tacoma Ocean
"'You mean the Pacific Ooeau, don't
yonr he asked.
WELL replied, that's What they
used to call IL when vas q boy, bat ]
understood the name has recently been
changed, and that IL is now called Ia
coma Ocean
"AIl hands say the point Of the joke.
and from that time on the young man
from Ohebolip had nsthing further 10
say sboat Mount Tacoma or Tacoma
sound"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

"UNpkA TIE q ,sIIaBr. Lewis Nor
rison ought 80 be very veil satisfied With
his reception in seattle. Another gocd
hoase greeted hin last evenine. Asd IL
proved 60 b even more enthustastie
than THAI OF Thursday Under the
Gaslight'' IL an old plaY. bat the favor
9ith which it was received testiaes 90
its meFia. The performances last even
ins sent 81 smoothly, many OF she
artists appearing - Tar greater sdvan
tAee than 90 the two prevtO0s oeca-
sious. Mr.. Morrison haa q small tart
IN Snorksy, the noble hsarted ueseen-
ser, bat De made the most q u, and 10
cue 81 two instances gave some really
ans bits OF character y Fk- dis
recitation IN the thiri acs Of he
Pate 81 the Prairie Bel" Sas q good
piece Of aiocutioD and mel With warm
reception. Miss horrssas Sc the ROACH,
uutarzea Peaee Blossom. vas capital
Shs did ths b0siness 81 the pArt - PER
feeiion. mskiB9 . decided hit Nj.
StAley vas excellent a. Byke and Miss
Roberts a. LAars CoustlAnd played
with naors power and feeling than IN TIE
other roles she has e@Naycd here. Mss
Garter made . good aeal cat o. Os3
IgdAs, and the parts Of Irsdera. Ser-
MAIDS Gn& Peanuts we're also 10 eeEz-
peteRt bands. Tie sfsge ss,tinEs veFe
very good. tie passtae OF TIE loc0HetsVe
and Is. abbreviated train cAl.inR foEth
consi3srAble AppiAase.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A MAN sIABs BIS WIFE AND GUS HE
OWN THROAT.

MAN STARS BIS WIFE AND GUS HIN
OWN THROAT.
AZ ! o'clock this morning. Q man waG
seen rushing up Commercial street In
great hAsts. He vas stopped BY q Posr-
ISTELLIaEzcKR reporter, 10 whom be ~
lated tbs following stssy:
II live In South Seattle, near The
north end OF the Grant street road. A
few miautes age, while IN bed, heard
some one groaning outside, and going
cat foznd Mrs. Ward. q neiRhboR,
lying IN the mud With q terrible cash
cat IN her throat. She was taken 10 the
residence Of Harry LichtVoRks, an en-
ploye OF the Columbia 4 Puget Sound
Railroad. who livsa az the foot Of South
Eighth street. She vas conscious and
said her husband, during q ID Of in
sanity, had stabbed her through the
throat, and she feared bad killed him
self. ] at once st out for Q doctor, and
hence my haste"
A reporter was sent TO the scene.
There be found Ward In his own house
with his threat cut from ear 70 ear. The
wife was at the HeiQhbors mentioned
above, still alive, as We e 10 press, bat
gradually sinking, and il is thought she
cannot recover.
Ward was q man 20 years Of age, log
ger BY trade, worked on the GFAnt-strest
road during les construction and lately
worked for Powell. the logger. Has
been in Seattle two pears. He formerly
was q heavy drinkeF, bat Of late years
has been sober.
Mrs. Ward Is q small woman. indus
tFiSus. and 10 help her husband has
worked at tailori1g. She bore q good
reputation among her neiehbors. The
couple have daughter u or Is years
cid, Who was visiting when the tragedy
The latsness Of the hour pre-
cludes further particulars.
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CHEEALIS COUNTY NOTES.

The logging business IL rather brisk
just nov, although logs are emily 81 50
and IS per thousand The demand IL
good and . eeod many logs are being
put in. Wages are from $40 to $75 per
month and hands are quite plenty.
The weather is colder and more rain
has fallen during MaY than vas ever
known in the ceanty sefoFe. The Che
balls river 10 overlooking It's banks in
many places. The crops are not yes In
and much gFsis already sowed Is under
water.
Several men came near drowning In
the Chehalis river few DAYS ago, near
Sharon, BY the upsetting Of q boat
They we're driving logs for Chris. An
deFsou. Ga account Of the tools being
lost the drive was abandoned until more
coald be procured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

<aatAss AT Work. - Wednesday
sa our fsllsw tovnsman E. A.
NJ sho resides on sixth and Ter.
Streets. took bis family 10 the
- Before leaving. be took abe
sAilea 70 place his Newfoundland
aeS 70 the house. and opened all
s.-las doors, 80 that the dog might
nse aooees 10 all the rooms on the
- aaes. Daring the absence OF Mr..
- Nd family, burglars gained &C
NE aoase thrsueh second story
I'd vent through all the bed
from = baFeaR drawer they
nd watch and chain belonging
amer, which cost $3.50. Moth
" value vas taken. The dos
.sirs 81 up a terrible BARKING
slinR. bot the stair door being
US paweFless 30 render farther
1... fae neighbOrs heard the
20 boise made by the DOS. and
~ s ssaia tae Burglars. but AZ Il wAs
~ pAss nine O'Clock thew patar.
eeed Mt. farmer vas lost ar
as and that The dog vas barb
re- tAAi Account.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14
FOR THE SUFFERING.
STEADY Increase Of the
Nansime Relief
Fund.
A 6saerous cszfributIoa from the
Teashs5 sua PspEls q tie Central
seheol-AsssstAnee fron La
eoaner - The werk
Elsewhere.

1hs Reneroos assistarcs rsndsred b
the people Of Puget Sound to the suffer
ing widows and orphans Of Nanaino
vii Be remembered a. Ione a. TIE dis
asser which called it forth, and The
memory viii doubtless bind In closer
Fellowship the people Of Washington
Territory and their brethren of British
Columbia. 'One touch Of nature makes
the whole world hin" and one burst Of
generous sympathy makes Strangers
Join hands aa hrothara.
The work inauRurased By tie Posr
ISTELLIoESczR has been taken up il
almost every clty 81 The Sound. ana
from every direction GONE reports Of
successful efforts In behalf Of tbs
widows and orphansL The following
telegram from Pert Townsend Indicate
how well the noble work has beer
carried on 10 that city:
PoBI T0vHsKED. Nay ID, 1887.
To Leigh Husf, Editor Poer- IxrxrIr-
0KzcKE, Seattle. Through your instFu
mentality the citizens Of this oity have
raised $50 for Nansim0. See foIIsw-
ing telegram:
PoKT TovEsxND. May Is. 1887.
To tie Aayor Of Hdnafnso:: The citi.
zeas Of Port Townsend this day send
draft 10 yoar favor for $3.50 for thI
benefit Of your suffering citjzena.
HKNKY LAHDEs,
Pres. First Nat. Bank.
Al LieonneR also q most oFeditahle
fund vas raised e. is attested by the
following;
LAoossKR, May 11th, 1887.
Pogr- Seattle, W. r.:
| herewith iBelose q draft for 81 90.
which has been raised on the within
list for the relief OF the
sanereFs at Nsnaimo. W. z. SoHaTcxER
The list OF LaconneF subscribers IA A.
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OIrRLAyD PAssBseERs.

p...,d Here's On the northern Pacs1e:
80 ives. n. q. Thr4ll, Mrs. g. =
80 m II. o. Miller. Charles Kern.
coaahs, Mrs.. 9 O. Van G1nat and
= -. J, A. MeLssghlsn. :. Albert.
49, Cowan. ane a immigrants
p.s,.z Hgstlmxson on the UsIon PAcine:
- ~ ThonaA. ID. Cash and wifs. J.
3 Weodworth, J. N. small. Mrs May
e-srsf- 8, A. Hin, J. G. DIAL q seeond-
80. and Is immigrants.
$500 Nsdford on tbs oTexou q Cali
80 n. Sharp and family. o. b.
$500. Tsha c. DonBeily, Thcs. 8 KFutz
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bard and vita Of He7sna, Mont. 8. A
Tucker and wife sf DavunpoFt, IowR
Welscs O. Squire SD wife % Ssattle
Lady HsrveT. Miss Bidwell and h J
Bidwel Of England, Hrs. OFoft and
4r& S1o9ds1 Of Yictoria. Mrs. B. r
Young Of Sunner. p. A. HaeRins oi
Aeg fork, b ZsbEiohf Of CenfraiiA. Dr..
Z. Erank and wife Of PuyaElup. wakes
Wilson. Z. 8. @. steele sad wife and J.
\ SeeinherRer OF San Franchises. 8. Rox
and WIFE Miss v. n. For snd Miss p.
Fisher 81 Philadelphia. Warner Miller
ard daughter Of Neg Y0rk, r. Dans-
muir. wife and two daughters CT Vic
toIiss ?. g. Hove sf B1s1on-
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FAsR1oxABLE soCIErY

To the question often asked. ~Whst
10 It 10 RpheFtins witch pFodnces that
DELIGHTFULLY."- sooline and refreshing sen
sasion ard gives sceh oellcats tint to
TIE oonF lsxion and always leaves tie
skin soft, smooth AAd pliAbSef" there u
bss ons answer. Il u esubinAsian %
rare and harmless Ingredients sasanfih-
sAlly prepared All VIE have ssed IL
say u hAs 10 eqaAl - . osnplsxisu
hesatiesr. Fer sale ~ A. B. STEAL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

WALTER Hans RETURN. - About
three months age Mrs. Sarah E. Hall
left here for the East on 3 visit, sceon-
panied By her two sons. Walter and
Fred. Last evening walter returned.
de states that bis brother Fred is suffer
Ing With dyspepsia. and u under the
doctors care at Liberty, Indiana. His
mother IL with him. and IL IL feared bis
Ailwent will prove seFioas, although the
physician stated that 10 would Be q
month before be eoald pass upsn the
case. Mr.. Hail states that q very laFge
tide OF immigration has st In toward
the West. The strongest dow is toward
California, 5ai people everywhere are
talking Of coming 70 the Coast. The
day be left Omaha there we're six trains
loaded With immigrants, bound West.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14
REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds we're hled in The
Auaissr's Office for record yesterday:
Il. Il. HAmlin to W. @. Hsmlin. part
Of los 6, block 81. Maynsrd's; $500.
william Oochfane, Sheriff, 10 W. A.
Harrington. W. Of Ne Y and E !,
o. NV i Of see. ), ~. 2, L. Z Z.
SITS .
MI. Dickman 20 @. OOonueIl. $. J.
81 los 8, block 20. B0rea's Addition;
SlS15.
Caleb PhinRsy 90 King County In
Eastern; ana
W. q Lawtan 10 Catherine Chisholm,
e0xiS6 feet on Mil street; $50.
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SAu.N6 OF IKE CKEsTEB--Tle steam
ship City Of Chester sailed yesterday a.
O'Clock with = fair passenger list ard
the following freight. SxtT three tons
Of mtsesiisneous cargo, fselsdtag 70
ssadles % hides and 10 Sacks o.
potatoes. her ps@ssogsrs ueFr; Wu.
gacksoa. d p. 6isaso1. A. Z. for3. =
AZ. Turner sBd wtts. J. 4 BgoWndlck.
DR.. A. A. Ozark and - steeFaRe.
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BRgVITIEs.

t..so-.,. exr... n
u C. .s.
eoisafS
Ihs ooaees. tnls ~ sssSaAk VA '-
Be1es psoDpsJ
chsfsss Oasney pa asFiveo Ion rom
hBd Wsih Q caEioao OF n1e noa'1
M proceeds Of she Pantheon boot
$50 siand % Monday goes 70 the Ma
ssirao fund.
Wn, Hnzhss, ex-County and Ctty AZ
sas.og, Z buiidina handsome residences
e NoFth SEATTLE.
..au.y Clara Brown left Tsoouoa
800 eor Olvmois Ia ulses 81 tte
s...- Sa
u.,~.,d hrongbt AZ p.s.anoers
-, rsagtIv euni0rarifs wbo in
s.a,ss. -, GsatfIe'
- N''- 81. A,.. -.
ne eni'atsn q " p -oo ..
hags eees baslnE toeif Iexa'as oAsal-
lssten daring we pasa NsoA
A ausciaI meeting OF the Go1Rn Pro
kbstlea Cub vill be held at the sfhcs
I'D. 7. Denny tnis aitefnoon'
Ina eonoeEt at the u. Z. Church last
egsnisa vas veil attended, and proved
ssaoseas financially and otheFwiee.
A .s,.ha accident occurred on the mar
= 800 al Rentou Yesterday. bv
go. soal esrs were snashed an
49, -. -. -...1x
Aensnetns oiooA 49, L.ssu
49,. ~ ~ ts.,aav m Froot sfrest -
" 50
-. - NJ p
he Touf-n NAV sesyoua
Nhrman calico from Eors aLs1lson
yesterday iumoef iaoSn iof DAN Fhan-
80.
Fhs steamer Olympian came along
a he Ocean dock yesterday. ehs IL
ksinR placed 10 readiness Tor neF next
We Alaska.
Osutsia Hatch, OF the Fleetwood, tel
Granted from Olympia yesterday shat
= e.sameF Eastwood had lest one of
a. taua Of har propeller, bat THAI Hhe
gsnld arrive on time today.
-. ,no Pioneey receutIv purehaaad
!. 49, a srsitb ~ poyt bIaaoverv
s,-s..S :, ,hst 49, vsStsydaV aftey'
-. a.. A. IA II - ~ abon1 ths
- - -, AZ ths ,nS Holvohs-
v..s,s.- Thornson ana HE paytv hsvs
- S.s.sl.d so 800 80 9n-riia -.
-. - y, s' az e.sttis I@ks shere h Rsss
- - $500 !. -, soSst T'ake ana saIlal |
go.
-, nm
vegaessa ne',sI ~ Dsalate, IIom nal
vssiss sna .. =. "al,ney eete 70 = e
sa,fss. kaAlansosu iuIi ~e,kna Ds!
~ " ceaw pei Ioll, a. nAiey
SnehFs oi< rf0ns s.fSss'
IsaSmush a. We did not have much 10
q aboat the rains which prevailed dur
b De early part Of The month, We will
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Drives in towels and napkins. Or.EAar.

EsckFEs OAFTuKKD.-Darina the trans
fer Of tie Territorial con riots frOH
Statco to WGllA wsllA, IL gill be rsmsu-
bsred that two Of the prisoners. Wa.
Morton. Of Seattle. Jask KsoheF, Of Ia
coma. jumped cot Of = ear viodoW
when the train stopped st BlaloekA
One Of them, keohF, VS. shot GBd cap
tured st the tiEae. bas Morton made his
escape he has Eincs, however, been
sEptnrsd and taken 20 the nev prison.
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Buying for cash 10 good bat the
greatest saving 10 in ceiling for cash.
No bad debts, no bookkeepers, in fact,
no losses. Our competitors are begin
ming to see that emily cash store can
afford 10 give cash values. We lead for
low cash prices. Any one can see that
We can afford to undersell the credit
stores. CHEsFKR CLKARY.
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From time 10 time we will have lots
u say on the cash system, both IN prices
and items. Too muoh cannot be said
In lite praise. Don't buy for credit.
Even the credit stores acknowledge that
eooda can be bought cheaper for cash.
CHKsTKR CLKARH.
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We desire 10 impress on the Seattle
public that We are headquarters for
mems and bows suits. Mems suits At
"a. eheap at 80; boys suits at 81. cheap
at s. We bus goods for cash aud can
afford 30 sell goods at what other houses
pay for them. ToKLAs & STNaERMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Remember you can find in our milli-
merry department styles and prices not
70 be found in an exclusive millinery
establishment. The new patterns for
Monday morning are Villa Normandy,
Anita La Tour and Yours. Prices Just
oRe-hnlf. ToKLAs d SINaERMkx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Nshby drespeFs should not fail 90 ses
the STAB CLOTHING HoUsH tailor made
suits; they compare with the best msF-
chant taller work. Oone and inspect
our beautiful spring stock.
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Parents shoald not fail 10 visit the
SRkR Houzx this week. KLIHH 4 RosEx-
EER0 show twenty two diffsrsRs Styles Of
boys suits a. g.. s., a. s.. Gone 70
car bargain feass.
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= fa'rOHs Among a large nan
.o@'nsni gentlemen from East
.s,s'hS'on. sho have been attend.
: sfasd Ledge Of Odd Fellows Al
49,. Sso visited the Qaeen CITY
- reporter noticed on the
~ 80 y. q White, Of Dayton;
49,. : !. saa =. Secretary Of she Grand
SdlA Walla. DR.. Allan and
as, - y, ~, 81 .he same city: Charles
49, s,eiifoefiy Publisher Of the
Z. -. ~ noS u the Milisn Rsgis;
~ s,slss, st Spokans Falls. and
- - e gentlemen from the zane
49,, = .. warner, one Of Eastern
- C.ss-s most promiueut citizens,
- - De. Crapp. % wAlla walIa.
- - esAers. rhess eentleu,en
- s.I IL loakinr ovVr ths ci,v
aS fFieaas hersAhosts
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Msn's uudershirts and drawers 81 2sc.
each. We bay for cash and an afford
70 sell ebeAp. LsDc-cFedis hayeFs are
a. the meFcy Of ioooers- We oAa sell
VOC undergesr fog UhAi other houses
pay for them. ToKI-As A sISazKMAS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

WonceEf1l bargains for one week
only IN fns imported satteeus; they are
cheap 81 40c We viii sell them for six
days as 15s. ToKLks 4 SnakRMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Everybody Alarmed - Come and We
gill put yeu inside Of AZ elegant and
stylish neS spring suit At price 50 low
thai u will scare yen az the STkR CLOTH
mo HoUsK, s0s Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

This Il . chance thAi ssldom CONES
Totay Se give away a tie SzAR Gers
no HorsR so ussn's salts ~ s. o..
s. Cou1e. iook. bay and be saslsGsd
uifh he h.xEsst bargains ever offered
70 tie psosie q Sessaia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Bo.-@ pieces Of doubie field, S.
inches vide, seFRes, boaRht for cash,
sold for cash, at 15c per yard. CEzzTKH
CIRAET.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Esticei Boys-with every boys suit
KLINE 4 RosESBKRo present. gratis, .
complete baseball outfit, consisting Of
ball, bat, cap and belt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

0Ehuo NotAiss ....s.s...s f&ffN ~
Subscriptions will be received &C the
Posr iErELIIGENcKR Office as long as
the psoRls evines desire 30 contribute,
and all who have not already gives a.
they feel able for the relief Of the suffer.
ing, are urged to do % az once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

We buy for cash and sell for cash.
So We lead for low cash prices in dry
goods. CHEsTKR CIEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Carpets ana ru0s. 1000 rslis Of carpet
20 select from az Philadelphia prices
We bay all our carpets and rugs from
the manufacturers. ToKLAs & SINGER
MAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

Kline A kosESEER0 present free 10
every purchaser % boys suit . CON
plets baseball OutAs sonsEting Of bat,
ball. Gag ard sslL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-14

SO per buaeh Of twelve strin2s. Beads
bought for cash, sold for cash, woFth 81
for 2So a banch. Fine beads. CHEs-
TxR CLzAEY.